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Hello evryone! My name is Magnus Jieyong Ryan and I am a student studying Mechanical Engineering at Singapore Polytechnic(SP).
This webpage will be used to document the progress of various projects I will be doing as part of SP's Engineering Academy(EA).
Now after the brief introduction to what this webpage is about, I will share a few things about me personally. I am a very sporty
person, dabbling in many different sports such as football, badminton, ultimate frisbee and kayaking. My personal favourite is football
and I try to play matches with my friends as much as possible. Recently, I have also become hooked playing chess, I really enjoy challenging
my mind to think of solutions to efficiently move my pieces to checkmate someone and also leearn from other players of their thinking process.
I am also trying to pick up some musical instruments like Guitar and Ukulele but so far I only know some basic chords, tunes and strumming patterns.
The reason I joined the digfab program is to learn how to use 3D printers, laser cutters and other useful modern technologies to create
objects and parts. Using software like Fusion360 allows me to create any part I can think of with great detail and I love to use my creativity
to find the best possible way to create the required parts. It also lets me make new friends with the same keen intrest to learn about digital
fabrication and lets us work on projects
together.


Library: Foundation
Package: Threading
Header: Poco/ThreadLocal.h
Description
This class manages the local storage for each thread. Never use this class directly, always use the ThreadLocal template for managing thread local storage.
Member Summary
Member Functions: clear, current, get
Constructors
ThreadLocalStorage
Creates the TLS.
Destructor
~ThreadLocalStorage
Deletes the TLS.
Member Functions
clear
static void clear();
Clears the current thread's TLS object. Does nothing in the main thread.
current
static ThreadLocalStorage & current();
Returns the TLS object for the current thread (which may also be the main thread).
get
TLSAbstractSlot * & get(
const void * key
);
Returns the slot for the given key.


Some nice additions added to the master branch over the past few days, amongst them are that all inputs & feeds are collapsed into their respective node/tag groups, unless expanded by clicking the +.
Just a thought, would it be feasible Chaveiro to expand ALL or collapse ALL, something similar to this (note the + next to Feeds).
Is this something that users would find useful?
Paul
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
Just a thought, would it be feasible to expand ALL or collapse ALL
Or have them "remember" their last state.
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
Or have them "remember" their last state.
I suggested expand/collapse all, to enable users to expand all, to quickly scan all feeds for problems/dead feeds/abnormalities.
Also, if several tag groups were expanded and some collapsed, users could quickly collapse all, to unclutter the workspace, before perhaps expanding just one tag to look at.
Paul
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
If you double tap any of the groups it collapses/uncollapses all.
Paul
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
Double clicking doesn't 'collapse/expand all' on mobile devices Paul, tried it on phone & 2 tablets, but yes, just fired up the laptop and it does work ok with a touchpad.
Also... the + icon link is quite small, and when trying to expand the tags on a tablet earlier, my fat fingers had a little trouble selecting the link icon to expand the tag.
Could the tag/node name be included within the hotspot, to make it easier to select?
Paul
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
I agree the "hotspot" could be extended. It seems to work perfectly on my touch-screen laptop, but now I've tried my smartphone (Samsung S5 neo) it's a bit intermittent and erratic, I think my digits are too big for the smaller display too.
Paul
PS - The button is a good idea, I'm not opposed to the button, just highlighting the functionality is already there.
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
Take a look at last merge and see if it fixes this.
https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/pull/462
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
'Expanding/collapse all' unfortunately still does not work for most mobile devices I've tried.
On my Android phone, double clicking expands all, but does not collapse all.
On a Android tablet, double clicking has just the same effect as a single click
On a ipad, double clicking has no effect (other than zooming in & out of the screen)
I've tried clearing the browser cache.
Paul
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
Ok, now should be ok...
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
Sorry, still the same - (cleared browser cache's again)
Paul
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
By now i mean with this change: https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/pull/464/files
On my android double click works now.
Can you test with other devices?
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
I'm using that update.
To show you what the problem is, I've uploaded a quick video (now deleted) showing the results on a ipad.
Paul
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
I tried the update this morning and thought it was much, much better, but not quite perfect, especially with the double tap to close all.
Just tried this latest update on my android phone and it does seem to work very well, even the close all seems good.
But if you do miss the button, and it's not difficult on that size screen, it does cause some annoying "zoom" activity. It is quiet noticeable on a phone screen but can also be detected in a larger screen, if you watch the top menu bar as you double tap an input, you can see the menus span out or contract depending on whether the groups are collapsed or not.
Fantastic work though, it is now useable (and very useful) on a smartphone whereas before it was too tricky to control. I don't have my tablet handy, but the phone is pretty much there, and my windows touchscreen 2 in 1 laptop/tablet is very good.
Paul
Re: v9.3 - 2016.01.18 Collapsing input/feed tables
...By now i mean with this change: https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/pull/464/files
That's strange... I git pulled what I thought was the #464 commit last night just after 9.20pm (the update was committed by Chaveiro at 9.16pm), and of course the collapsing table issue was still present.
I've just git pulled the changes made by T & G late last night, and checking the log it has also now added the #464 commit.
That has made a tremendous difference, and works brilliantly on all of my devices now. It's much easier to select the nodes - even on a phone, and collapsing/expanding the tables is equally easy to do. The whole experience is much smoother and more polished.
Great work Chaveiro.
Paul


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Module socket.url
The url namespace provides functions to parse, protect, and build URLs, as well as functions to compose absolute URLs from base and relative URLs, according to RFC 2396.
To obtain the url namespace, run:
-- loads the URL module
local url = require("socket.url")
An URL is defined by the following grammar:
<url> ::= [<scheme>:][//<authority>][/<path>][;<params>][?<query>][#<fragment>]
<authority> ::= [<userinfo>@]<host>[:<port>]
<userinfo> ::= <user>[:<password>]
<path> ::= {<segment>/}<segment>
Type socket.url
| socket.url.absolute(base, relative) |
Builds an absolute URL from a base URL and a relative URL. |
| socket.url.build(parsed_url) |
Rebuilds an URL from its parts. |
| socket.url.build_path(segments, unsafe) |
Builds a |
| socket.url.escape(content) |
Applies the URL escaping content coding to a string each byte is encoded as a percent character followed by the two byte hexadecimal representation of its integer value. |
| socket.url.parse(url, default) |
Parses an URL given as a string into a Lua table with its components. |
| socket.url.parse_path(path) |
Breaks a |
| socket.url.unescape(content) |
Removes the URL escaping content coding from a string. |
Type socket.url
Field(s)
- socket.url.absolute(base, relative)
-
Builds an absolute URL from a base URL and a relative URL.
Note: The rules that govern the composition are fairly complex, and are described in detail in RFC 2396. The example bellow should give an idea of what the rules are.
http://a/b/c/d;p?q + g:h = g:h g = http://a/b/c/g ./g = http://a/b/c/g g/ = http://a/b/c/g/ /g = http://a/g //g = http://g ?y = http://a/b/c/?y g?y = http://a/b/c/g?y #s = http://a/b/c/d;p?q#s g#s = http://a/b/c/g#s g?y#s = http://a/b/c/g?y#s ;x = http://a/b/c/;x g;x = http://a/b/c/g;x g;x?y#s = http://a/b/c/g;x?y#s . = http://a/b/c/ ./ = http://a/b/c/ .. = http://a/b/ ../ = http://a/b/ ../g = http://a/b/g ../.. = http://a/ ../../ = http://a/ ../../g = http://a/g
Parameters
-
#string base
: The base URL or a parsed URL table. -
#string relative
: The relative URL.
Return value
#string: The absolute URL.
-
- socket.url.build(parsed_url)
-
Rebuilds an URL from its parts.
Parameter
-
#table parsed_url
: With same components returned by socket.url.parse. Lower level components, if specified, take precedence over high level components of the URL grammar.
Return value
#string: The built URL.
-
- socket.url.build_path(segments, unsafe)
-
Builds a
component from a list of parts. Before composition, any reserved characters found in a segment are escaped into their protected form, so that the resulting path is a valid URL path component.
Parameters
-
#table segments
: A list of strings with theparts. -
unsafe
: If is anything but nil, reserved characters are left untouched.
Return value
#string: With the built
component. -
- socket.url.escape(content)
-
Applies the URL escaping content coding to a string each byte is encoded as a percent character followed by the two byte hexadecimal representation of its integer value.
Parameter
-
#string content
: The #string to be encoded.
Return value
#string: The encoded string.
Usage:
-- load url module url = require("socket.url") code = url.escape("/#?;") code = "%2f%23%3f%3b"
-
- socket.url.parse(url, default)
-
Parses an URL given as a string into a Lua table with its components.
Parameters
-
#string url
: The URL to be parsed. -
#table default
: If present, it is used to store the parsed fields. Only fields present in the URL are overwritten. Therefore, this table can be used to pass default values for each field.
Return value
#table: All the URL components:
parsed_url = { url = string, scheme = string, authority = string, path = string, params = string, query = string, fragment = string, userinfo = string, host = string, port = string, user = string, password = string }
Usage:
-- load url module url = require("socket.url") parsed_url = url.parse("http://www.example.com/cgilua/index.lua?a=2#there") -- parsed_url = { -- scheme = "http", -- authority = "www.example.com", -- path = "/cgilua/index.lua" -- query = "a=2", -- fragment = "there", -- host = "www.puc-rio.br", -- } parsed_url = url.parse("ftp://root:passwd@unsafe.org/pub/virus.exe;type=i") -- parsed_url = { -- scheme = "ftp", -- authority =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-- path = "/pub/virus.exe", -- params = "type=i", -- userinfo = "root:passwd", -- host = "unsafe.org", -- user = "root", -- password = "passwd", -- }
-
- socket.url.parse_path(path)
-
Breaks a
URL component into all its parts. Parameter
-
#string path
: With the path to be parsed.
Return value
Since some characters are reserved in URLs, they must be escaped whenever present in a
component. Therefore, before returning a list with all the parsed segments, the function removes escaping from all of them. -
- socket.url.unescape(content)
-
Removes the URL escaping content coding from a string.
Parameter
-
#string content
: The string to be decoded.
Return value
#string: The decoded string.
-


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The robot's full operating capacity is based on the number of functioning services and system data. This is a gauge which measures the robot's overall health.
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Type Definitions
The following type definitions are available globally.
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Called when a location request succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the location.
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nullable RadarLocationCompletionHandler)(RadarStatus, CLLocation *_Nullable, BOOL)
Swift
typealias RadarLocationCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, CLLocation?, Bool) -> Void
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Called when a beacon ranging request succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the nearby beacons.
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nullable RadarBeaconCompletionHandler)( RadarStatus, NSArray<RadarBeacon *> *_Nullable)
Swift
typealias RadarBeaconCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, [RadarBeacon]?) -> Void
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Called when a track request succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the user’s location, an array of the events generated, and the user.
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nullable RadarTrackCompletionHandler)( RadarStatus, CLLocation *_Nullable, NSArray<RadarEvent *> *_Nullable, RadarUser *_Nullable)
Swift
typealias RadarTrackCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, CLLocation?, [RadarEvent]?, RadarUser?) -> Void
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Called when a trip update succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the trip and an array of the events generated.
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nullable RadarTripCompletionHandler)( RadarStatus, RadarTrip *_Nullable, NSArray<RadarEvent *> *_Nullable)
Swift
typealias RadarTripCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, RadarTrip?, [RadarEvent]?) -> Void
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Called when a context request succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the location and the context.
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nonnull RadarContextCompletionHandler)(RadarStatus, CLLocation *_Nullable, RadarContext *_Nullable)
Swift
typealias RadarContextCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, CLLocation?, RadarContext?) -> Void
-
Called when a place search request succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the location and an array of places sorted by distance.
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nonnull RadarSearchPlacesCompletionHandler)( RadarStatus, CLLocation *_Nullable, NSArray<RadarPlace *> *_Nullable)
Swift
typealias RadarSearchPlacesCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, CLLocation?, [RadarPlace]?) -> Void
-
Called when a geofence search request succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the location and an array of geofences sorted by distance.
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nonnull RadarSearchGeofencesCompletionHandler)( RadarStatus, CLLocation *_Nullable, NSArray<RadarGeofence *> *_Nullable)
Swift
typealias RadarSearchGeofencesCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, CLLocation?, [RadarGeofence]?) -> Void
-
Called when a geocoding request succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the geocoding results (an array of addresses).
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nonnull RadarGeocodeCompletionHandler)( RadarStatus, NSArray<RadarAddress *> *_Nullable)
Swift
typealias RadarGeocodeCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, [RadarAddress]?) -> Void
-
Called when an IP geocoding request succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the geocoding result (a partial address) and a boolean indicating whether the IP address is a known proxy.
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nonnull RadarIPGeocodeCompletionHandler)( RadarStatus, RadarAddress *_Nullable, BOOL)
Swift
typealias RadarIPGeocodeCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, RadarAddress?, Bool) -> Void
-
Called when a distance request succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the routes.
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nonnull RadarRouteCompletionHandler)(RadarStatus, RadarRoutes *_Nullable)
Swift
typealias RadarRouteCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, RadarRoutes?) -> Void
-
Called when a matrix request succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the matrix.
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nonnull RadarRouteMatrixCompletionHandler)( RadarStatus, RadarRouteMatrix *_Nullable)
Swift
typealias RadarRouteMatrixCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, RadarRouteMatrix?) -> Void
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Called when a request to send a custom event succeeds, fails, or times out.
Receives the request status and, if successful, the user’s location, an array of the events generated with the custom event at index 0, and the user.
Declaration
Objective-C
typedef void (^_Nonnull RadarSendEventCompletionHandler)( RadarStatus, CLLocation *_Nullable, NSArray<RadarEvent *> *_Nullable, RadarUser *_Nullable)
Swift
typealias RadarSendEventCompletionHandler = (RadarStatus, CLLocation?, [RadarEvent]?, RadarUser?) -> Void


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Then, advancing obliquely towards us, came a fifth. Their armoured bodies
glittered in the sun as they swept swiftly forward upon the guns,
growing rapidly larger
as they
drew nearer
. One on the
extreme left,
the remotest that is
, flourished a
huge case high in the air, and the ghostly, terrible Heat-Ray
I had already seen on Friday night smote towards Chertsey, and struck the town.
At sight of these strange, swift, and terrible creatures the crowd near the water's edge seemed to me to be for a moment horror-struck. There was no screaming or shouting, but a silence. Then a hoarse murmur and a movement of feet--a splashing from the water. A man, too frightened to drop the portmanteau he carried on his shoulder, swung round and sent me staggering with a blow from the corner of his burden. A woman thrust at me with her hand and rushed past me. I turned with the rush of the people, but I was not too terrified for thought. The terrible Heat-Ray was in my mind. To get under water! That was it!
"Get under water!" I shouted, unheeded.
I faced about again, and rushed towards the approaching Martian, rushed right down the gravelly beach and headlong into the water. Others did the same. A boatload of people putting back came leaping out as I rushed past. The stones under my feet were muddy and slippery, and the river was so low that I ran perhaps twenty feet scarcely waist-deep. Then, as the Martian towered overhead scarcely a couple of hundred yards away, I flung myself forward under the surface. The splashes of the people in the boats leaping into the river sounded like thunderclaps in my ears. People were landing hastily on both sides of the river. But the Martian machine took no more notice for the moment of the people running this way and that than a man would of the confusion of ants in a nest against which his foot has kicked. When, half suffocated, I raised my head above water, the Martian's hood pointed at the batteries that were still firing across the river, and as it advanced it swung loose what must have been the generator of the Heat-Ray.
Then,
advancing obliquely towards us, came a fifth. Their armoured bodies
glittered in the sun as they swept swiftly forward upon the guns,
growing rapidly larger
as they
drew nearer
. One on the
extreme left,
the remotest that is
, flourished a
huge case high in the air, and the
ghostly, terrible Heat-Ray I had already seen on Friday night smote towards Chertsey,
and struck the town.
At sight of these strange, swift, and terrible creatures the crowd near the water's edge seemed to me to be for a moment horror-struck. There was no screaming or shouting, but a silence. Then a hoarse murmur and a movement of feet--a splashing from the water. A man, too frightened to drop the portmanteau he carried on his shoulder, swung round and sent me staggering with a blow from the corner of his burden. A woman thrust at me with her hand and rushed past me. I turned with the rush of the people, but I was not too terrified for thought. The terrible Heat-Ray was in my mind. To get under water! That was it!
"Get under water!" I shouted, unheeded.
I faced about again, and rushed towards the approaching Martian, rushed right down the gravelly beach and headlong into the water. Others did the same. A boatload of people putting back came leaping out as I rushed past. The stones under my feet were muddy and slippery, and the river was so low that I ran perhaps twenty feet scarcely waist-deep. Then, as the Martian towered overhead scarcely a couple of hundred yards away, I flung myself forward under the surface. The splashes of the people in the boats leaping into the river sounded like thunderclaps in my ears. People were landing hastily on both sides of the river. But the Martian machine took no more notice for the moment of the people running this way and that than a man would of the confusion of ants in a nest against which his foot has kicked. When, half suffocated, I raised my head above water, the Martian's hood pointed at the batteries that were still firing across the river, and as it advanced it swung loose what must have been the generator of the Heat-Ray.
At sight of these strange, swift, and terrible creatures the crowd near the water's edge seemed to me to be for a moment horror-struck. There was no screaming or shouting, but a silence. Then a hoarse murmur and a movement of feet--a splashing from the water. A man, too frightened to drop the portmanteau he carried on his shoulder, swung round and sent me staggering with a blow from the corner of his burden. A woman thrust at me with her hand and rushed past me. I turned with the rush of the people, but I was not too terrified for thought. The terrible Heat-Ray was in my mind. To get under water! That was it!
Block Quote: Then, advancing obliquely towards us, came a fifth. Their armoured bodies glittered in the sun as they swept swiftly forward upon the guns, growing rapidly larger as they
drew nearer. One on theextreme left, the remotest that is , flourished a huge case high in the air, and the ghostly, terrible Heat-Ray I had already seen on Friday night smote towards Chertsey, and struck the town.
I faced about again, and rushed towards the approaching Martian, rushed right down the gravelly beach and headlong into the water. Others did the same. A boatload of people putting back came leaping out as I rushed past. The stones under my feet were muddy and slippery, and the river was so low that I ran perhaps twenty feet scarcely waist-deep. Then, as the Martian towered overhead scarcely a couple of hundred yards away, I flung myself forward under the surface. The splashes of the people in the boats leaping into the river sounded like thunderclaps in my ears. People were landing hastily on both sides of the river. But the Martian machine took no more notice for the moment of the people running this way and that than a man would of the confusion of ants in a nest against which his foot has kicked. When, half suffocated, I raised my head above water, the Martian's hood pointed at the batteries that were still firing across the river, and as it advanced it swung loose what must have been the generator of the Heat-Ray.
Reverse Block Quote: Then, advancing obliquely towards us, came a fifth. Their armoured bodies glittered in the sun as they swept swiftly forward upon the guns, growing rapidly larger as they drew nearer. One on the extreme left, the remotest that is, flourished a huge case high in the air, and the ghostly, terrible Heat-Ray I had already seen on Friday night smote towards Chertsey, and struck the town.
In another moment it was on the bank, and in a stride wading halfway across. The knees of its foremost legs bent at the farther bank, and in another moment it had raised itself to its full height again, close to the village of Shepperton. Forthwith the six guns which, unknown to anyone on the right bank, had been hidden behind the outskirts of that village, fired simultaneously. The sudden near concussion, the last close upon the first, made my heart jump. The monster was already raising the case generating the Heat-Ray as the first shell burst six yards above the hood.
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Arsenal engulfed in bitter spat as Raul Sanllehi 'blocks appointment' of club legend to Gunners board
Arsenal board members including Sir Chips Keswick are reportedly keen on the appointment of David O'Leary - but head of football Sanllehi is at odds with them
by James Whaling, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/james-whaling/Arsenal have reportedly been engulfed in a bitter row with chairman Sir Chips Keswick and head of football Raul Sanllehi at odds over the potential appointment of club legend David O'Leary to the Gunners board.
Keswick is keen to enlist the help of O'Leary as a football consultant in an official capacity to advise the board on football matters.
But the move has been met by resistance from Sanllehi, report the Daily Mail.
Sanllehi appointed former Arsenal midfielder Eduo as the club's first technical director over the summer and the Spaniard - who was previously at Barcelona - seemingly doesn't feel the need for O'Leary in a newly-created football position.
O'Leary is currently a club ambassador at the Emirates and is seen at the majority of Arsenal home games.
He spent 19 years in north London as a player and has close links to some senior figures at the club - including Keswick who has been chairman since 2013.
Arsenal have made a disappointing start to the season with defeat at Leicester on Saturday leaving them eight points off the top-four pace after just 12 fixtures.
They are already 17 points adrift of pace-setting Liverpool at the top of the league and face an uphill battle to restore their position at Europe's top table.
Boss Unai Emery is under huge pressure to keep his job with the Gunners having not tasted victory in the Premier League since early October.
There have also been reports of some players mocking Emery behind his back for his perceived poor grasp of English.


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This is the error messages I get…
> setwd("H:/user/george")
"Error: unexpected input in "setwd("H:/XX/XXX")
"Error: unexpected input in "
> GWS <- read.csv("X.csv", header = TRUE, sep = ",", stringsAsFactors =
FALSE, na.strings=c("","","NA"))
"Error: unexpected input in "GWS <- read.csv("X.csv", header = TRUE, sep =
",", stringsAsFactors = FALSE, na.strings=c("","","NA"))
> GWS <- GWS[with(GWS, order(d)), ]; row.names(GWS) <- NULL
Error: object 'GWS' not found
“Help, I’m getting an error and I don’t know what it means”
traceback()
It expects you to give accurate instructions…
reallystrangenme <- rnorm(10)
anothrstrngenme <- 3+5*reallystrangenme+rnorm(10)
lm(reallystrngenme~anothrstrngenme)
# Error: object 'reallystrngenme' not found
Run bit by bit:
Prints the call stack of the last uncaught error, i.e., the sequence of calls that lead to the error. This is useful when an error occurs with an unidentifiable error message.
pets=c("dog","cat","fish")
lm(pets~1:5)
Error in terms.formula(formula, data = data) :
invalid model formula in ExtractVars
traceback()
7: terms.formula(formula, data = data)
6: terms(formula, data = data)
5: model.frame.default(formula = pets ~ 1:5, drop.unused.levels = TRUE)
4: stats::model.frame(formula = pets ~ 1:5, drop.unused.levels = TRUE)
3: eval(mf, parent.frame())
2: eval(mf, parent.frame())
1: lm(pets ~ 1:5)
Hit TAB
key after typing the first few letters.
Or use ctrl-F to ‘find’ variables with the same name.
Rename all instances of a variable. Tool is context aware; changing ’m’ to ‘m1’ won’t change ‘mtcars’ to ‘m1tcars’.
Scroll through the command history by clicking Ctrl/Cmd and ↑, then filter by typing.
Searchable list of past commands. Commands can be written to the source pane or the console.
Tab complete can find files and remove the hassle of writing out long path locations. Hit tab in between two double quotes (” “) to open a file explorer.
Possible explanations:
library(spData); library(rasterVis)
data(elev)
# change values!=20 to NA
elev=mask(elev,mask = elev==20, maskvalue=0)
gplot(elev)+geom_raster(aes(fill=value))
View(iris)
, str(iris)
, etc.R has a large and generous community of users, help them help you.
Separate() causes R to crash with fatal error I have 11 primary variables, each one appears in the dataset in 72 columns: once for each month, for 6 years. Each variable name ends in “.YYYY_M”, where YYYY is a 4-digit year and M is month.
“Can you please provide a minimal reprex (reproducible example)? The goal of a reprex is to make it as easy as possible for me to recreate your problem so that I can fix it: please help me help you! If you’ve never heard of a reprex before, start by reading "What is a reprex"…”
I’ve closed this issue due to lack of requested reprex. If you still care about this bug, please open a new issue with a reprex.
Break the problem down to the simplest possible illustation (preferably using built-in datasets).
Write a bit of code and copy it to the clipboard:
Type reprex()
in the R Console. In RStudio, you’ll see a preview of your rendered reprex:
Paste it into GitHub issue, StackOverflow, email, etc.
Yes! You are asking other people to do work too. It’s a partnership.
Github “Issues”


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If you have two instances of BigDecimal as following
val a = 7.5.toBigDecimal()
val b = 7.50.toBigDecimal()
It seems that they are equal in value and should return true when doing a == b
but they don’t. The reason is that b
is more precise than a
and therefore not equal in value.
So to compare the magnitude of two BigDecimal
s (while ignoring their precision) we need to use a.compareTo(b)
. When both the numbers are same in magnitude compareTo
returns 0
.
So in Kotlin we can create an extension function like this
fun BigDecimal.isEqualInMagnitude(num: BigDecimal): Boolean {
return this.compareTo(num) == 0
}
And then when we need to compare two numbers we can simply do
val a = 7.5.toBigDecimal()
val b = 7.50.toBigDecimal()
if (a.isEqualInMagnitude(b)) {
println("Equal in magnitude")
} else {
println("Magnitudes of both numbers don't match")
}


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With /^[a-zA-Z]/
you only check the first character:
^
: Assert position at the beginning of the string[a-zA-Z]
: Match a single character present in the list below:
a-z
: A character in the range between “a” and “z”A-Z
: A character in the range between “A” and “Z”If you want to check if all characters are letters, use this instead:
/^[a-zA-Z]+$/.test(str);
^
: Assert position at the beginning of the string[a-zA-Z]
: Match a single character present in the list below:
+
: Between one and unlimited times, as many as possible, giving back as needed (greedy)a-z
: A character in the range between “a” and “z”A-Z
: A character in the range between “A” and “Z”$
: Assert position at the end of the string (or before the line break at the end of the string, if any)Or, using the case-insensitive flag i
, you could simplify it to
/^[a-z]+$/i.test(str);
Or, since you only want to test
, and not match
, you could check for the opposite, and negate it:
!/[^a-z]/i.test(str);


{% extends "base_form.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load form_widgets %} {% block page_title %}{% blocktrans %}Your finances{% endblocktrans %} - {{ block.super }}{% endblock %} {% block stage_header %}
{% blocktrans %}For the courts to consider allowing you to pay your fine in instalments, you must provide information about your expenses.{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}For the courts to consider allowing you to pay your fine in instalments, you must provide information about your expenses.{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}For the courts to consider allowing you to pay your fine in instalments, you must provide information about your expenses.{% endblocktrans %}
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Azure DocumentDB
Microsoft Azure QuickStarts
The sample demonstrates how to leverage DocumentDB to store JSON documents.
If you don't have a Microsoft Azure subscription you can
get a FREE trial account here.
This sample demonstrates the following scenarios:
- How to connect to a DocumentDB Account
- How to query for a Database by its Id, and create one if not found
- How to query for a DocumentCollection by its Id, and create one if not found
- How to create a Document
- How to query for Documents
- How to delete a Database and a DocumentCollection
Running this sample
- Use the Azure Portal to
create a new DocumentDB account.
- Edit app.config and replace the
serviceEndpoint
and authKey
with values
provided from the portal
- Run the sample
More information


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Wash the rice very well in several changes of cold water, until the water runs clear. Place in a saucepan, then cover with warm water. Add salt, to taste, and bring to the boil and simmer for 10-12 minutes.
Put the lentils into a separate saucepan and cover generously with water. Bring to the boil, reduce heat to a gentle simmer and cook for about 10 minutes or until the lentils are still a bit hard. Drain immediately and set aside.
While the lentils are cooking, make the caramelised onions. Heat the oil in a large frying pan. Depending on the size of your frying pan, you may need to cook them in two batches. When the oil is hot, add enough sliced onion to make a single layer, and cook over a medium heat, stirring occasionally. Towards the end of the cooking, when onions are beginning to brown, stir constantly to stop them from burning. The cooking time will be about 30 minutes. When nicely browned, remove onions with a slotted spoon, and then fry the rest of the onions.
Melt butter in a saucepan and add the spices. Stir in the drained lentils and rice and a third of the fried onions. Gently toss them all together. Pour enough water into the saucepan to cover the rice and lentils by about 0.5cm/¼inch and season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Cover the top with some damp baking parchment cut to the shape of the pan or some foil so it touches the surface.
Put a lid on the pan and bring to the boil over a high heat. After five minutes turn down the heat to low, then cook for a further five minutes. All the water should now have been absorbed and the rice grains will be standing on end. Serve covered with the remaining fried onions and sprinkled with the chopped coriander.


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Exploration 8.1.1. Italicizing the N.
Suppose the N on the left is written in regular 12-point font. Find a matrix \(A\) that will transform the N into the letter on the right, which is written in italics with 16-point font. Work with someone sitting nearby (if you want) and write out your solution and approach. What assumptions do you notice yourself/your group making? What questions do you have?


It's Official - The Cast of 'Zoey 101' Has Reunited In a Sketch For 'All That'!
The cast of Zoey 101 are almost all back together!!
Jamie Lynn Spears, Paul Butcher, Sean Flynn, Kristin Herrera, Chris Massey, Erin Sanders and Matthew Underwood reunited today (November 21) on the set of All That.
The cast, who is just missing Victoria Justice, got together for an all-new version of the sketch “Thelma Stump,” which features Jamie Lynn reprising her role as the bacon-loving bodyguard who attempts to stop the All That cast members and stars of Zoey 101 from entering the set.
“Thelma Stump” will air in early 2020, and you can catch All That airing Saturday nights at 8:30 pm on Nickelodeon!


So when Make-A-Wish granted Emily a wish, it was no surprise
that Emily chose to go to the island of St. Thomas.
Emily was battling Hodgkin's
Lymphoma, and according to her dad, just thinking about this wish gave Emily a
much needed light at the end of the tunnel.
We got to see Hannah laugh like she's never laughed before. She giggled and giggled ...
we saw a personality and happiness we've never seen in 8 years.
Ever since I was very little, I've loved Hollywood, I've loved flashing lights,
I've loved the whole scenario of film festivals, Michele said.
Michele's wish was to go to the Cannes to view her film.
Writing about children with life-threatening medical conditions can tear at your heart strings, but the hope, strength and joy that Make-A-Wish volunteers and staff provide is so powerful that I know every minute I spent at Make-A-Wish was worth it.
Diagnosed with cancer in infancy, six-year-old Gracie from New Market, Maryland has always wanted to meet Cinderella. Gracie had no idea of what was in store for her when she told Make-A-Wish her wish to meet her favorite princess Cinderella, The wish was magical right from the start.
I haven't seen Tiffany smile this much in a long time. I believe every child
with a life-threatening illness should be able to have a wish because a wish
renews hope and inspiration.
Tiffany's wish was to go to the Walt Disney World Resort.


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It helps us stay competitive on pricing. Doing it manually is almost impossible given our amount of different products, but GIT2.0 helped us stay competitive and focused on giving our customers the best service.
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Pricing strategy by group; brand, purchaser, etc.
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Pricing engine.
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Control your inventory level in comparison to what Amazon states in their FBA reports.
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Senior Analytics Engineer
Set up a new modern data stack.
- Implemented Fivetran, Prefect, dbt, Snowflake, Metabase, and Streamlit.
- Set up CI/CD processes and automated testing for pipelines and models.
- Designed data platform architecture, data modeling patterns, and established SQL and Python style guides.
- Created and maintained data infrastructure in AWS using Terraform.
Built data pipelines, data models, and visualizations.
- Built custom python pipelines in Prefect.
- Built complex data models in dbt for exposure to BI tools.
- Created Metabase dashboards and visualizations for stakeholders and provided training and guidance for self-service.
- Built a custom business intelligence app for core company metrics using Streamlit.
Managed data team and data projects.
- Assisted with setting team OKRs and priorities.
- Performed code reviews and mentored junior engineers and analysts.
- Built developer tooling to automate data model creation and documentation.
Senior Data Engineer
Maintained and developed data pipelines and models.
- Utilized Fivetran, Snowflake, dbt, and Python to build and maintain data pipelines.
- Developed REST API integrations with SaaS systems using python.
- Performed SQL query optimization.
Participated in the SDLC, built CI/CD pipelines, and automated schema monitoring systems.
- Managed data pipeline repositories in git, utilizing various tools for CI/CD processes.
- Performed code reviews for the data engineering team.
- Set up CD pipelines using GitHub Actions.
Integrated and modeled data in business intelligence tools to foster self-service analytics.
- Created models and explores in Looker and prepped data for use in Tableau.
- Assisted with embedded analytics integrations within internal software systems.
Director of Business and Data Analytics
Managed data warehouse and data pipeline development.
- Designed and built schemas and data transformations using Python, SQL, and other tools.
- Developed data structures in Salesforce and custom API integrations to replicate data to warehouse.
- Performed REST and SOAP API integrations with a variety of SaaS systems.
Provided analysis and business intelligence support across the organization.
- Created and maintained dashboards in PowerBI for events and sales data, as well as a variety other business information.
- Provided ad hoc analysis to various national sourcing teams.
Developed applications to support and streamline internal operations.
- Developed custom applications in the Salesforce environment to track critical business information.
- Deployed custom serverless applications written in Python and Node.js on AWS to support business functions.
- Built custom front-end applications in React.js, Vue.js, and vanilla JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
Business Data Analyst
Established a data warehouse and data pipelines.
- Created a data warehouse deployed on AWS to power business intelligence functions.
- Created data transformation processes to clean and transform incoming data.
Created dashboards and reports.
- Created dashboards and reports for board members, c-suite staff, and other stakeholders in PowerBI.
- Developed ad hoc reports to visualize data from various sources.
Developed custom applications
- Built and deployed custom serverless applications in Python and Node.js.
- Built and deployed front end applications in Javascript, HTML, and CSS.
Lead Solutions Manager
Managed new implementations of geospatial analytics platform.
- Connected disparate data sources from internal systems using SQL, scripting in multiple languages, and other tools.
- Wrote SQL mappings to clean and transform data to standardized schema for use by analytics platform.
- Built analytics scoring models to help clients make data driven decisions.
- Wrote custom database functions to process data.
Provided key input to product development team.
- Supported requirements gathering for new products.
- Provided input on new UI/UX design processes.
- Gathered structured data on client use cases and needs to drive new product development.
Supported sales team with technical materials and guidance.
- Participated in client interactions to answer technical questions and provide guidance on ETL processes.
- Built demo sites start to finish using sample client data.
- Trained sales team on procurement processes, data sources, and other aspects of client interaction.
Director of Project Management
Managed the $40M Town Branch Commons project.
- Secured $14.1M federal TIGER grant for the project, the first ever for Lexington.
- Supported and advocated for the Town Branch Fund. Their efforts have raised over $20M in private donations for the project.
- Secured SCAPE Landscape Architecture to complete their design vision for the project, and managed the masterplan design process.
Implemented process improvements using technology.
- Built framework to improve the special events permitting process.
- Developed project management dashboard to communicate project status to stakeholders.
Senior Administrative Officer
Managed projects and programs.
- Managed Lexington's vacant property program.
- Served as project manager for the Euclid Avenue Commercial Corridor Study and the Southland Drive Sidewalks project.
- Assisted with major technology implementations, including new systems for Permitting and Code Enforcement.
Worked with a variety of Divisions within the Department of Planning, Preservation, and Development on process improvements.
- Created new systems for tracking department information, including automated data extraction processes, data processing tools, and front-end interfaces.
- Created new ways for LFUCG's customers to contact city staff to improve response time and accuracy.
- Created tools to clean city data in order to make it more useful for decision making.
- Created public engagement tools to collect and use data to drive project design. Specifically, on the Southland Drive Sidewalks project.
Assisted with the day-to-day management of seven divisions of government.
- Assisted with financial management at the project and operational level.
- Directed the creation of policies and procedures to improve efficiency.
- Provided guidance to project managers on capital projects, including consultant selection and resolution of project issues.
Legislative Aide
Performed complex research regarding municipal government topics.
- Performed and presented extensive research on the Police and Fire Pension Fund, ultimately leading to landmark pension reform legislation in 2013.
- Researched and executed process improvements in several divisions of government.
Provided staff support to the Council’s budget process.
- Served as the primary staff person for Council budget review process in 2011, 2012, and 2013.
- Assembled documents and performed financial analysis of proposed budgets.
Served as the liaison for all residents, associations, and businesses in the 10th Council District
- Managed all constituent relations for the 10th District Council Office and presented information to the general public on LFUCG programs and projects.
- Created a custom database to track complaints, issues, and other contacts with the Council Office.
Education
University of Kentucky, Martin School of Public Policy and Administration
University of Kentucky, College of Fine Arts
Skills
- SQL (Snowflake, Postgres, Redshift, MS SQL, MySQL, Oracle)
- Python (Flask, Django, Pandas, Streamlit, Jupyter Notebooks)
- Business Intelligence (Power BI, Tableau, AWS Quicksight, Plotly Dash, Streamlit, Metabase, Periscope, Looker)
- Advanced Statistical Research Methods and Analysis (Python, R)
- Cloud Services Configuration (AWS, Heroku, Terraform)
- Geospatial (PostGIS, QGIS, ArcGIS)
- API Integrations (REST, SOAP)
- Node.js
- HTML, CSS, and Javascript
- G Suite and Microsoft Office Applications
Publications & Presentations
Data Analytics Demystified
Jonathan Hollinger, Shane Caudill, Garret Debate
Kentucky Pension Reform Under Senate Bill 2
R. Douglas Martin, J.D. Chaney, Jonathan M. Hollinger
New Accounting Standards for Government Pensions
Lee Ann Watters, Jonathan M. Hollinger, and R. Douglas Martin
Public Art Master Planning for Municipal Governments: Core Components and Common Practices
Jonathan M. Hollinger
Interests
Apart from my work automating, warehousing, and analyzing data, I am a proud husband to Jenifer, step-parent to nine-year-old Bella, and dog-parent to three pups (Sadie, Tilly, and Oliver). I also enjoy tackling remodeling projects at home, furniture building, and woodworking.


Soledad O’Brien says CNN’s Brian Stelter ‘should be ashamed of himself’ over impeachment segment
by Brian FloodAnchor-turned media exec Soledad O’Brien said CNN pundit Brian Stelter “should be ashamed of himself” for comments he made on Sunday comparing upcoming impeachment hearings to an episode of television.
O’Brien, a former CNN anchor, mocked Stelter’s response when he was asked how networks can get Americans interested in impeachment hearings.
CNN’S BRIAN STELTER IGNORES ABC NEWS’ JEFFREY EPSTEIN SCANDAL ON ‘RELIABLE SOURCES’ MEDIA SHOW
“I also think, episode one so to speak, matters a lot, and I hate to say that because we’re talking about basic democracy at risk here. But from a television perspective, Democrats have to come out strong in that first episode,” Stelter said Sunday on CNN. “For the same reason when we’re watching Netflix or listening to a new podcast, we only choose to keep listening if we’re interested in episode one.”
CNN anchor Ana Cabrera tweeted video of Stelter’s comparison and O’Brien took notice.
 This is Cillizza-level inanity. Brian should be ashamed of himself,” O’Brien tweeted, referring the often-mocked CNN political analyst Chris Cillizza in the process.
Stelter responded, “Thank you Soledad. Your tweets are always so uplifting. This segment was informed by what a House leadership aide told CNN: ‘The first hour of a hearing and the first hearing has got to be a blockbuster.’ I think that person is right. If you disagree, say so!”
CNN BOSS JEFF ZUCKER ESCAPES QUESTIONS ABOUT OLD COLLEAGUE MATT LAUER
O’Brien fired back, informing Stelter that her tweet wasn’t intended to be uplifting.
“They’re intended to be accurate,” she wrote. “A house leadership aide might be – um -- wrong. Maybe good reporting on the issue will drive people to watch. Because it’s important. It’s not a game show and you should stop treating it as such.”
Stelter then declared that he’s “never” treated impeachment as a game show.
ABC NEWS' AMY ROBACH CAUGHT ON HOT MIC SAYING NETWORK SPIKED JEFFREY EPSTEIN BOMBSHELL
“But you know -- given your line of work! -- that this event is happening on multiple levels. On one level: democracy. On another level: television. Multiple things, all true at the same time,” Stelter wrote.
CNN was mocked earlier this year for revealing Democratic debate lineups with a game-show style “draw,” and the liberal network has also aired “CNN Quiz Show” in which anchors compete against each other.
Stelter was also widely criticized on Sunday when he failed to mention the hot mic tape of ABC News anchor Amy Robach admitting her network refused to air her reporting on Jeffrey Epstein during his “Reliable Sources” media program.


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This class takes user input and converts it into commands for the snake to perform. Yes it is possible for one player to control both games. The difference between the 2 user controllers is just the keys that are used. User 1 uses the cursors to move while User 2 uses WASD to move.
This is about the simplest AI that can play the game. With each step of the game the AI is just checking for available moves and finding the one that minimizes the L1 norm the most. It is prone to entering concave spaces that it can't escape from, but it is also good at taking up space when it gets stuck in a tight spot and can sometime escape when it has trapped itself.
This AI uses the A* (A star) pathfinding algorithm to find the best path to the food. It is prone to failure when there isn't a path available. This can happen when the snake gets longer and blocks direct paths to the food and also when the food spawns in the snake.
This might be the simplest form of "AI" for snake that is guaranteed to win every time. It will basically just traverse each column from right to left until it reaches the end at which point it will return via the top or bottom row. Super boring to watch, but a simple pattern that will win every single time. Another pattern that could also be guaranteed to win would be a spiral formation. The spiral pattern could be more challenging depending on the shape of the map and would likely have more edge cases to deal with.


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This post processing step removes bones nearly losslessly or according to a configured threshold. More...
Inherits Assimp::BaseProcess.
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| DeboneProcess () | |
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| void | ExecuteOnScene (Importer *pImp) |
| Executes the post processing step on the given imported data. More... | |
| SharedPostProcessInfo * | GetSharedData () |
| Get the shared data that is assigned to the step. More... | |
| bool | IsActive (unsigned int pFlags) const |
| Returns whether the processing step is present in the given flag. More... | |
| virtual bool | RequireVerboseFormat () const |
| Check whether this step expects its input vertex data to be in verbose format. More... | |
| void | SetSharedData (SharedPostProcessInfo *sh) |
| Assign a new SharedPostProcessInfo to the step. More... | |
| void | SetupProperties (const Importer *pImp) |
| Called prior to ExecuteOnScene(). More... | |
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| bool | mAllOrNone |
| unsigned int | mNumBones |
| Number of bones present in the scene. More... | |
| unsigned int | mNumBonesCanDoWithout |
| std::vector< std::vector< std::pair< unsigned int, aiNode * > > > | mSubMeshIndices |
| Per mesh index: Array of indices of the new submeshes. More... | |
| float | mThreshold |
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| void | ApplyTransform (aiMesh *mesh, const aiMatrix4x4 &mat) const |
| bool | ConsiderMesh (const aiMesh *pMesh) |
| Counts bones total/removable in a given mesh. More... | |
| void | Execute (aiScene *pScene) |
| Executes the post processing step on the given imported data. More... | |
| void | SplitMesh (const aiMesh *pMesh, std::vector< std::pair< aiMesh *, const aiBone * > > &poNewMeshes) const |
| Splits the given mesh by bone count. More... | |
| void | UpdateNode (aiNode *pNode) const |
| Recursively updates the node's mesh list to account for the changed mesh list. More... | |
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| ProgressHandler * | progress |
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| SharedPostProcessInfo * | shared |
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This post processing step removes bones nearly losslessly or according to a configured threshold.
In order to remove the bone, the primitives affected by the bone are split from the mesh. The split off (new) mesh is boneless. At any point in time, bones without affect upon a given mesh are to be removed.
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Counts bones total/removable in a given mesh.
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Executes the post processing step on the given imported data.
At the moment a process is not supposed to fail.
| pScene | The imported data to work at. |
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Executes the post processing step on the given imported data.
The function deletes the scene if the postprocess step fails ( the object pointer will be set to nullptr).
| pImp | Importer instance (pImp->mScene must be valid) |
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Get the shared data that is assigned to the step.
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Returns whether the processing step is present in the given flag.
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Check whether this step expects its input vertex data to be in verbose format.
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Assign a new SharedPostProcessInfo to the step.
This object allows multiple postprocess steps to share data.
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Called prior to ExecuteOnScene().
The function is a request to the process to update its configuration basing on the Importer's configuration property list.
Reimplemented from Assimp::BaseProcess.
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Splits the given mesh by bone count.
| pMesh | the Mesh to split. Is not changed at all, but might be superfluous in case it was split. |
| poNewMeshes | Array of submeshes created in the process. Empty if splitting was not necessary. |
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Recursively updates the node's mesh list to account for the changed mesh list.
| bool Assimp::DeboneProcess::mAllOrNone |
| unsigned int Assimp::DeboneProcess::mNumBones |
Number of bones present in the scene.
| unsigned int Assimp::DeboneProcess::mNumBonesCanDoWithout |
| std::vector< std::vector< std::pair< unsigned int,aiNode* > > > Assimp::DeboneProcess::mSubMeshIndices |
Per mesh index: Array of indices of the new submeshes.
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7.3 Object Size Limits
You can control both the maximum and minimum size of
cached objects. Responses larger than
maximum_object_size aren't
stored on disk. They are still proxied, however. The logic behind
this directive is that you don't want a really big
response to take up space better utilized by many small responses.
The syntax is as follows:
maximum_object_size size-specification
Here are some examples:
maximum_object_size 100 KB
maximum_object_size 1 MB
maximum_object_size 12382 bytes
maximum_object_size 2 GB
Squid checks the response size in two different ways. If the reply
includes a Content-Length header, Squid compares
its value to the maximum_object_size value. If
the content length is the larger of the two numbers, the object
becomes immediately uncachable and never consumes any disk space.
Unfortunately, not every response has a
Content-Length header. In this case, Squid writes
the response to disk as data comes in from the origin server. Squid
checks the object size again only when the response is complete.
Thus, if the object's size reaches the
maximum_object_size limit, it continues
consuming disk space. Squid increments the total cache size only when
it is done reading a response.
In other words, the active, or in-transit, objects
don't contribute to the cache size value Squid
maintains internally. This is good because it means Squid
won't remove other objects in the cache, unless the
object remains cachable and then contributes to the total cache size.
However, it is also bad because Squid may run out of free disk space
if the reply is very large. To reduce the chance of this happening,
you should also use the reply_body_max_size
directive. A response that reaches the
reply_body_max_size limit is cut off
immediately.
Squid also has a minimum_object_size directive.
It allows you to place a lower limit on the size of cached objects.
Responses smaller than this size aren't stored on
disk or in memory. Note that this size is compared to the
response's content length (i.e., the size of the
reply body), which excludes the HTTP headers.
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Note that, on both an irrational surface and a rational surface, there are inﬁnite number of magnetic ﬁeld lines that are not connected with each other (it is wrong to say there is only one magnetic ﬁeld line on a irrational surface). Consider a ﬁeld f that satisﬁes B ⋅∇f = 0, the value f is a constant along any one of the magnetic ﬁeld lines. Now comes the question: whether the values of f on diﬀerent ﬁeld lines are equal to each other? To answer this question, we can choose a direction diﬀerent from B on the magnetic surface and examine whether Ψ is constant or not along this direction, i.e, whether k ⋅∇f equals zero or not, where k is the chosen direction. For axsiymmetric magnetic surfaces, it is ready to see that k = is a direction in the magnetic surface and it is usually not identical with B∕B. Then we obtain
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If f is independent of ϕ, then k⋅∇Ψ = 0. Combining with the fact that B⋅∇f = 0 and the fact that B and k are two diﬀerent directions on the magnetic surfaces, we know that f is constant on the surface, i.e., the values of f on diﬀerent ﬁeld lines are equal to each other. If f is non-axisymmetric, then we know the values of f on diﬀerent magnetic ﬁeld lines on the same magnetic surface are not equal to each other.
This reasoning is for the case of axsiymmetric magnetic surfaces. It is ready to do the same reasoning for non-axisymmetrica magnetic surface after we ﬁnd a convenient direction k on the magnetic surface.
[check***As discussed in Sec. 3.2, the force balance equation of axisymmetric plasma requires that B ⋅∇g = 0. From this and the fact B ⋅∇Ψ = 0, we conclude that g is a function of Ψ, i.e., g = g(Ψ). However, this reasoning is not rigorous. Note the concept of a function requires that a function can not be a one-to-more map. This means that g = g(Ψ) indicates that the values of g must be equal on two diﬀerent magnetic ﬁeld lines that have the same value of Ψ. However, the two equations B⋅∇g = 0 and B⋅∇Ψ = 0 do not require this constraint. To examine whether this constraint removes some equilibria from all the possible ones, we consider a system with an X point. Inside one of the magnetic islands, we use
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and inside the another, we use
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Then solve the two GS equations respectively within the boundary of the two islands. It is easy to obtain two magnetic surfaces that have the same value of Ψ respectively inside the two islands. Equations (552) and (553) indicate that the values of g on the two magnetic surfaces are diﬀerent from each other. It is obvious the resulting equilibrium that contain the two islands can not be recovered by directly solving a single GS equation with a given function g(Ψ).**check]


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Tipo = Planet
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{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} State Pension Activation {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include 'includes/parts/phase-banner.html' %} Country {{step.on}} of {{step.of}} {{country}} When did you work here? From Month Year To Month Year What was the equivalent of your National Insurance number here? {% include 'includes/parts/help.html' %} {% endblock %} {% block pageScripts %} {% include 'includes/scripts/country-dates-focus.html' %} {% endblock %}


Discuss a time you had an emotional conflict with someone. What was it about? What happened?
One particular event that comes to mind is when my direct manager in my previous work was restraining me from doing more interesting work.
What was the source of the conflict?
Source of the conflict was miscommunication
How did you handle that conflict?
I wanted to know why he wasn't allowing me to tackle more interesting projects. I later realized that there are just some stuff that needs to be finished in my department before I could try out new stuff.
Did your actions make the conflict better or worse?
I believe my actions made the resolved the conflict, for both parties.
If you could go back, what would you do differently, if anything?
I wouldn't have waited a long time to talk to him. I should have just confronted him the moment he said no. I feel that I wasted time overthinking the situation.
What did you learn from this experience?
As with most conflict with other people, all you need to do is communicate.


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X Factor: Celebrity hunk Thom Evans reveals he's on a 'sex ban'
He wants to focus on his band and has "no time to indulge in women"
by Entertainment DailyFormer rugby star Thom Evans has revealed he's on a sex ban because he doesn't want any distractions while performing on X Factor: Celebrity.
Thom, 34, said he wants to focus on getting his Try Star band - made up of himself, and rugby players Ben Foden and Levi Davis - through to the final.
Revealing he's still been getting plenty of offers, he shared: "I have lots of men and women sliding into my DMs. I always try to reply.
"I’d never date anyone from Instagram or an app - I would prefer to meet someone in real life, to be honest. I would prefer to meet someone in the moment."
Read more: EastEnders fans beg Maisie Smith to take part in Strictly 2020
Single Thom said there's also been lots of "lovely girls" on the show, but he's been focused on the band.
He added to The Sun: "It’s been pretty stressful learning the songs so I’ve no time to indulge in women. We want to go all the way. It’s never been a joke - we all want a record deal. We aren’t used to performing so we are learning."
Thom, who has previously dated Kelly Brook and US actress Jessica Lowndes, also told the publication he would eventually like to get married and have kids, and reckons his next relationship will be his last so doesn't want to rush into anything.
Try Star have managed to sail through the series so far, though they did suffer a little blip last weekend when they sang Blackstreet's No Diggity, which they had previously performed earlier in the competition.
"They’ve done this song before… Levi you are an amazing, amazing soul singer and your two backing singers are OK," Louis Walsh told them.
X Factor: Celebrity host Dermot O’Leary then handed the mic to Thom, who fired back: "Louis, I just want to say, with all due respect, you’ve been a backing singer to Simon for most your life."
But while they've done pretty well so far, the trio will find it hard to beat former TOWIE star Megan McKenna, who's the favourite to win the series.
- The X Factor: Celebrity airs on ITV on Saturday from 8.20pm
Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think of this story.


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3x Salesforce Certified Developer/Administrator with 3+ years of experience in development and maintenance of web applications. Currently seeking opportunities in the Salesforce ecosystem & build a sustainable career in a growth-oriented and professional environment. Highly motivated to join the Women-in-STEM workforce from being a full-time mother by leveraging over 3 years of professional experience in developing web applications at Fiserv Inc. and Cognizant Tech.
A responsive portfolio website that will display images, descriptions and links to each of the portfolio projects completed through the course of Front-End web developer Nanodegree program.
This website is built using HTML and CSS & uses the flexbox layout along with media queries to achieve a responsive layout.
View ProjectMemory Game is a browser-based interactive card matching game, including game scores and player rating.
This game is built using HTML, CSS, Javascript DOM objects
View ProjectClassic Arcade Game is a complete browser-based game built by using HTML Canvas & Object-Oriented JavaScript.
View Project'Restaurant Review App' is a mobile-ready Web application which is accessible for Screen Readers & provides a seamless offline experience for users.
Website is fully tested with Chrome Vox. Used ServiceWorker Cache API & Mapbox API to get the neighborhood map on screen
View ProjectTesting a web-based application that reads RSS feeds using Jasmine framework
View ProjectIts a single page web application that display a list of cats & a selected cat with a click counte using MVO JavaScript frameworks
View ProjectThis is Personal website listing all recipes,developed in 2009. I am currently upgrading it to be a responsive website using HTML5,CSS3,Javascript
View ProjectIt is a website built in ASP.NET using master pages for an Indian based NGO called 'Swagati'
View ProjectMaintenance & enhancements of CSAA's Internet & Intranet applications (CSAA.com, viamagazine.com,passport.com) and various other web applications using CSS, HTML, Java Script and VB Script, MS SQL 2000
Built new web pages for intranet sites using ASP, HTML, CSS, ASP, JavaScript & Adobe Photoshop
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, ES6, Bootstrap, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, GIT, GitHub, JSON, Shell, ASP,C#, ASP.NET 1.0, VBScript, SQL Server Reporting Services 2005,Unit Testing, SDLC,A11Y, ARIA
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Prismic.io PHP kit
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A cache implementation that doesn't cache anything; to be passed as the $cache parameter of Prismicget when you don't want any caching. This documentation right here introduces what the functions are supposed to do if there is a cache involved, even though in this class in particular, they all simply do nothing and return false.
| Prismic\Cache\NoCache::clear | ( | ) |
Clears the whole cache
| Prismic\Cache\NoCache::delete | ( | $key | ) |
Deletes a cache entry, from its key
| string | $key | the key of the cache entry |
| Prismic\Cache\NoCache::get | ( | $key | ) |
Returns the value of a cache entry from its key
| string | $key | the key of the cache entry |
| Prismic\Cache\NoCache::has | ( | $key | ) |
Tests whether the cache has a value for a particular key
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Ocean [ah45], ocean, in Crystal Sea
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9: Stalker [fl8w], ship, 5 hulls, 1 rowing port, 15 sails, 2% damaged,
9: arrived from Unnamed Plains [ah44], owner:
9: Biyuq [v5q], Pen, with 17 sailors, ten hvy. xbowmen, accompanied by:
9: Urrzek [v5t], Pen, with 12 soldiers, 15 pikemen
9: Knight [ao2u], Pen
10: Stalker [fl8w], ship, 5 hulls, 1 rowing port, 15 sails, 2% damaged,
10: departed for Unnamed Plains [ai45].
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [ag45], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ah46], 6 days
South, plain, to Unnamed Plains [ai45], Catarack Island, 2 days
West, plain, to Unnamed Plains [ah44], Catarack Island, 2 days


When I started my journey down the path of software development after ten plus years as a professional musician, I was stunned to find how familiar the code writing process felt. The repetitive practice of writing for-loops over and over again to get the syntax down.
Jamming with my project teams to think of how we can efficiently solve the problem at hand. The same feelings of inspiration I get when hearing a great musician, I experience while reading someone else's code and think to my self, ‘that’s what I need to learn next’.
It’s almost as if my music career has prepared me for a life of software development, a life where creativity and logic come together, and a life that I’m excited to take to the next level and see how far I can go.


Deserializers()
Represents a group of custom deserializer functions. For most things, you should use Deserializers.defaultInstance. If for some reason you need to have multiple groups of deserializers, this class is available.


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Properties
- BaseLineColor - Base line color
- CategoriesAxis - Comma-separated text for each category rendered below X axis
- CategoryAxisLineColor - Category axis line color
- ChartType - A chart type. The default value is Basic.
- ClientSeries - A list of series.
- DisplayValues - Whether or not show series values.
- Series - A list of series with designer support.
- ValueAxisLineColor - Value axis line color
- ValueAxisLines - Value axis lines count. The default value is 9